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BSc (Hons) in Management (General)
29 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Enable students to acquire state of the art knowledge and understanding of the field of management.
Provide an educational experience which will facilitate and promote students' intellectual development and life-long learning skills.
Promote critical awareness of the merits and complexities of management, and to inculcate an appreciation of the association between theory and practice.
Appraise students of important new developments in the field of management.
Appraise students of important new developments in the field of management.
Enable students to develop appropriate practical and transferable skills.
Provide a high quality management programme.
BSc (Hons) Accounting with Finance (ACCA and ICAEW Accredited)
27 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Develop an understanding of the various accounting methods and techniques.
Equip students with conceptual and analytical tools for critical evaluation of the theories and practices of accounting and finance.
Produce graduates who will eventually occupy key positions in the accounting and finance profession as well as business services and consultancy.
BSc (Hons) Software Engineering
29 Lessons
All Levels
What you'll learn
Appreciate the functioning of a computer system and its operating systems
Understand the principles of data modelling
Solve problems through optimal modelling and implement solutions by developing applications
Design and develop network-based solutions
Communicate both orally and in writing using traditional and electronic media
Understand how a business is organised and relate to how ICT is ubiquitously applied across the different business functions
Identify and solve research problems in the software industry
Define, plan and monitor ICT projects in organisations
Design and develop interactive multimedia applications
Define and implement quality management systems in a software engineering environment
Develop web and mobile applications using a variety of technologies and architectures
Understand the concepts and applications of emerging technologies
BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Network Security
29 Lessons
150 hours
What you'll learn
Emphasizes the mathematical and theoretical foundations of computing such as programming, networks, database systems, cybersecurity, agile software design, mathematics, probability and statistics which cover the essential material required of all computer scientists, as well as a number of modules related to emerging technologies such as cloud computing, Internet of Things, Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Equips students with soft skill such as communication, collaboration and teamwork, time-management, self-discipline and leadership that are essential for readiness for a professional career as well as overall growth and development. These “softer” skills enable a graduate to adapt and succeed in the workplace.
Involves a substantial individual supervised capstone computer science project and work placement (internship) to allow students to put learning into practice and depict their potential. The curriculum provides a balanced and intellectually stimulating programme of theoretical and practical work.
MBA – Logistics and Supply Chain Management
14 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
The course equips participants with knowledge and skills relevant to business operations and strategy in a modern environment. Whilst providing a broad business background, it focuses on the management of the movement of materials, goods and labour, the supply chain, and issues in transport and distribution. This may be related to retail, passenger or freight applications, and may involve many forms of transport including air, sea, and road.
Rationalising the cost of such operations is a key task in many business organisations as part of cost-reduction strategies. The viability of an institution may be threatened if the right products are not delivered to the right people, in the right place, at the right time.
The course will develop the participant knowledge of the business environment, especially in regard to the management of logistics systems and the planning and delivery of logistics strategies. It examines the use of decision support systems and models related to logistics. Teaching will be augmented by high-profile lecturers from a wide range of private and public sector organisations.
BSc (Hons) Mathematics
29 Lessons
150 hours
All Levels
What you'll learn
A mastery of the principal skills required for work in mathematics.
Achieved a broad understanding and knowledge, and have an interest in and appreciation of mathematics.
Become conversant with information technology, communication and scientific presentation.
Acquire problem-solving attributes.
Skilled in the application of mathematics in a variety of fields, including science, engineering and business.
BSc (Hons) Financial Services
29 Lessons
150 hours
What you'll learn
Inculcate the foundation and more advances theories related to financial services, financial regulation, financial engineering, strategies and concepts.
Equip students with appropriate conceptual and analytical tools, provide opportunities for the development and application of these tools and also to undertake research in the fields studied.
Produce graduates who will be future leaders of the financial community.
MA in Counselling
13 Lessons
3 hours
All Levels
What you'll learn
Develop an appreciation of the philosophies, theories and research concerning the various counselling approaches.
Provide opportunities to investigate significant counselling issues through case studies.
Demonstrate an indepth understanding of the therapeutic process. Acquire critical understanding of the place and role of counselling in the Mauritian society.
Understand the importance of the human context of the counselling environment.
Recognize the need for personal development in relation to training as a counsellor.
Appraise the importance of personal experience and values and attitudes in counselling practice.
Explore the issues in relation to counselling in various settings: educational, health care, social, organisational and employment & retirement.
Explain the importance of research methodology in counselling.
Consider the relevance of ethical, social and cultural issues in the counselling process.
BEng (HONS) Telecommunication Engineering
8 Lessons
5850 hours
What you'll learn
Achieving the knowledge and understanding of mathematical and scientific principles to underpin their education in telecommunication engineering and to apply mathematical methods, tools and notations proficiently in the analysis and solution of engineering problems.
Achieve the understanding of engineering principles and the ability to apply them to analyze key engineering processes.
Develop the ability to identify, classify and describe the performance of systems and components through the use of analytical methods and modeling techniques.
Develop the ability to apply quantitative methods and computer software in order to solve engineering problems.
Students will be able to create and develop economically viable products, processes or systems to meet a defined need.
Knowledge of management techniques which may be used to achieve engineering objectives will be acquired.
Acquire knowledge of relevant legal requirements governing engineering activities, including personnel, health, safety and risk.
Achieve the understanding of the need for a high level of professional and ethical conduct in engineering.
Ability to apply their engineering skills, combining theory and experience, and to use other relevant knowledge and skills which include knowledge of characteristics of particular materials, equipment, processes, or products, workshop and laboratory skills, knowledge of quality issues, knowledge of codes of practice and industry standards, ability to work with technical uncertainty etc.
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BSc (Hons) Financial Services
29 Lessons
150 hours
What you'll learn
Inculcate the foundation and more advances theories related to financial services, financial regulation, financial engineering, strategies and concepts.
Equip students with appropriate conceptual and analytical tools, provide opportunities for the development and application of these tools and also to undertake research in the fields studied.
Produce graduates who will be future leaders of the financial community.
MA in Counselling
13 Lessons
3 hours
All Levels
What you'll learn
Develop an appreciation of the philosophies, theories and research concerning the various counselling approaches.
Provide opportunities to investigate significant counselling issues through case studies.
Demonstrate an indepth understanding of the therapeutic process. Acquire critical understanding of the place and role of counselling in the Mauritian society.
Understand the importance of the human context of the counselling environment.
Recognize the need for personal development in relation to training as a counsellor.
Appraise the importance of personal experience and values and attitudes in counselling practice.
Explore the issues in relation to counselling in various settings: educational, health care, social, organisational and employment & retirement.
Explain the importance of research methodology in counselling.
Consider the relevance of ethical, social and cultural issues in the counselling process.
BEng (HONS) Telecommunication Engineering
8 Lessons
5850 hours
What you'll learn
Achieving the knowledge and understanding of mathematical and scientific principles to underpin their education in telecommunication engineering and to apply mathematical methods, tools and notations proficiently in the analysis and solution of engineering problems.
Achieve the understanding of engineering principles and the ability to apply them to analyze key engineering processes.
Develop the ability to identify, classify and describe the performance of systems and components through the use of analytical methods and modeling techniques.
Develop the ability to apply quantitative methods and computer software in order to solve engineering problems.
Students will be able to create and develop economically viable products, processes or systems to meet a defined need.
Knowledge of management techniques which may be used to achieve engineering objectives will be acquired.
Acquire knowledge of relevant legal requirements governing engineering activities, including personnel, health, safety and risk.
Achieve the understanding of the need for a high level of professional and ethical conduct in engineering.
Ability to apply their engineering skills, combining theory and experience, and to use other relevant knowledge and skills which include knowledge of characteristics of particular materials, equipment, processes, or products, workshop and laboratory skills, knowledge of quality issues, knowledge of codes of practice and industry standards, ability to work with technical uncertainty etc.
MSc Multimedia Systems
9 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Animation and Modelling
Image & video Processing
Virtual Reality Mark Up Language (VRML) & Computer
Aided Design (CAD) Systems
Advertising Industry
Multimedia databases & data retrieval including XML
Digital Broadcasting and Compression
Console & Online Game Technology
Graphics Programming
Mobile Web and Multimedia
Advanced Web Multimedia
MSc Hotel Management
12 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Equip students with the core knowledge and theoretical underpinnings of international tourism management
Extend their understanding of the nature of international tourism flows and the role of government and stakeholders
Develop skills and knowledge necessary in decision making at managerial level
Develop students’ ability to think critically, appraise and apply relevant academic models to the international tourism industry
Develop a grounding in postgraduate research practices, theoretical approaches and debates in international tourism management
BSc (Hons) Web Technologies
29 Lessons
What you'll learn
A solid foundation in computing for web development
Gain in-depth knowledge in programming in latest web technologies.
Be skilled in designing and developing web-centric software.
Acquired a good understanding of security measures for web servers
Conversant with development of mobile-based application
Understand the core aspect of smart web technologies.
MBA Financial Risk Management
14 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Demonstrate key personal and inter-personal skills for effective management and implementation of solutions in organisations.
Show critical understanding of the significance of recent advances and theoretical developments in business, in financial risk management and their strategic implications.
Understand the concepts and contexts of risk, uncertainty and hedging.
Develop skills and methods for identifying risk signals and communicate these to stakeholders.
Develop specific knowledge and skills in risk management.
Critically evaluate and utilise new and established risk management tools in national and international contexts and measure the effectiveness of risk policy implementation.
MSc Mental Health.
13 Lessons
3 hours
All Levels
What you'll learn
This challenging field of study teaches students about neuroscience, neuropsychology and the biological aspects of how the brain functions.
MSc Business and Enterprise Systems
9 Lessons
3 hours
What you'll learn
Model key aspects of business in an integrated and logical manner
Demonstrate a critical and practical understanding of the issues relevant to business systems integration and use in the context of modern business environments
Demonstrate a critical and practical understanding of Enterprise Resource Planning Systems (ERP) and the role they play in business systems integration
Demonstrate a critical and practical understanding of the professional skills necessary for effective business systems integration
Reflect, critically and in-depth, on relevant aspects of the state-of-the art of both the practice and theory of business systems integration
MA Educational Leadership & Management
13 Lessons
3 hours
All Levels
What you'll learn
Enhance their knowledge to improve their understanding of educational leadership & management.
Investigate ways in which effective leadership can be promoted and in so doing, transform educational institutions in order to become more effective.
Efficient in a rapidly changing and complex environment
Enhance their ability to critically evaluate educational research.
Carry out empirical based research so as to further enrich the field of educational leadership.
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